pier in Latin
pier in Latin is mōlēs — pier means a raised platform that extends from the shore out over water, used for boats or entertainment.
pier in Latin
mōlēs
A raised platform built from the shore out over water, supported on piles; used to secure, or provide access to shipping; a jetty.
What does "pier" mean?
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noun A raised platform that extends from the shore out over water, used for boats or entertainment.
"They walked along the pier and watched the fishermen."
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noun A supporting column, such as one holding up a bridge or arch.
"Engineers inspected the concrete piers under the bridge."
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pier in a sentence
- They walked along the pier and watched the fishermen.
- The seaside pier had an arcade at the far end.
- Engineers inspected the concrete piers under the bridge.
- The bridge rests on two tall stone piers set into the riverbed.
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What is "pier" in Latin?
"pier" in Latin is mōlēs. pier means: A raised platform that extends from the shore out over water, used for boats or entertainment.
How do you use "pier" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked along the pier and watched the fishermen." In Latin, "pier" is mōlēs.
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